Key Points
- Ukraine is celebrating its 35th year of independence
- Russia's drone attack on Krasnodar
- 6.1 billion euro aid package to Kiev
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Ukraine is celebrating its 35th year of independence. However, this celebration was overshadowed by Russia's drone attack on Krasnodar and a 6.1 billion euro aid package to Kiev. Ukrainian President Zelensky said, 'We are going through a difficult period, but the country will not collapse.'
The drone attack by Russia on Krasnodar resulted in the loss of two children's lives and injured nine people. This attack led to an escalation of tensions between Ukraine and Russia.
While celebrating its independence day, Ukraine also focused on messages of support from the international community. However, this celebration was overshadowed by the tension and attacks in the region.
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- When did Ukraine gain independence?
- In 1991
- How many people lost their lives in Russia's drone attack on Krasnodar?
- Two children
- What is the amount of the aid package given to Ukraine?
- 6.1 billion euros
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